Dickies 4-Piece Carpenter's Rig, Padded Tool Belt Suspenders, Cooling Mesh, Tool Belt, Steel Buckle, Grey/Tan, 3.8 lb

Great tool belt fits perfectly very durable and great value for your money

Great pouch set. I've worn it for 8+ hours a day for a couple weeks and have no complaints. I have a 36" waist and the belt fits perfectly and securely. Plus, it matches my pants (style is very important when framing houses in 10 degree weather.).

I mill my lumber and build my cabins, I bought this tool belt after losing my other in a fire. This is a very comfortable belt with plenty of room to over load your belt. The shoulder straps are very comfortable and there is plenty of room to adjust. Plus it has a compartment for a multitool on the shoulder strap which was a very pleasant surprise as I use my leatherman a lot while working. Only complaint for me is that is could use a chest strap, my work around was to put my own on. For the price this is an excellent belt for weekend construction.

I recently started a new job and had my eye on this tool belt for two reasons. It was under $100 and it already came with shoulder harness. This is the reason I’m only giving 3 stars because the shoulders straps do not work very well. The pocket on the shoulder strap barely fits my tiny lather man tool. Definitely too tiny for any smart phone from this decade. The tool belt itself is suffice enough with large pockets to carry everything in my needs. I install solar on roofs to be more elaborate. At this price it’s not that good of a deal for just an ok enough tool belt. Also the rear buckle attachments in the rear are not removable. This is a major issue considering that the buckles are only made of plastic therefore when they break the shoulder straps are totally out of equation for good. Not that they are very useful to start with. They fall off your shoulders every time you bend down to work on something. A simple sternum strap or chest strap as some call it would of helped here. I rigged my own one up with old string line. That kinda helped but still wasn’t the most comfortable fit. Best way I found to wear it was by crisscrossing the straps in the front before buckling them. Again still not the most comfortable but possibly tolerable for most people. You could probably build your own dickies belt for less if your not worried about the shoulder harness. For me that’s what I was most excited about. Hope this helps other people considering this purchase.

Bought for husband, he said it was very comfortable and durable. He uses daily for work. He work's construction.

The bags stay on with velcro so if you have any sort of weight in them they fall off, also the belt says it fits 32 inch waist when it doesnt even come close to 40 inch. That's false advertisement. No buckle for the front straps which is a horrible design choice..and the straps dont adjust very high. I'm surprised they are still legally allowed to sell this item

So far I like them very wellOnly problem I found is they're kind of bigI'm 6 ft tall and 145 lbI had to do a bunch of adjusting to it but I do really like them

Good design but to bulky for my taste and although the belt is adjustable the padded belt with velcro is not and is to large for my waist to work I wear a 34in Belt and it’s too big to use. I wear a work pouch all day everyday and I find the pockets to be to bulky to wear working on ladders or in tighter spaces. It’s definitely well built and durable but it’s difficult to put on fast and hard to adjust to fit if your not wearing the same clothes daily depending on weather.